Programme

9.15 9.45

Registration

9.45 10.00

Introductory remarks

10.00 10.45

Hebrew Authors and English Copyright Law in Mandate Palestine (doc, 236 KB)

Michael Birnhack (Tel Aviv University)

10.45 11.30

Copyright history as a means to justify current positions on copyright politics (doc, 27 KB)

Friedeman Kawohl (Bournemouth University)

12.00 12.45

The Immaterial Image: Creative, Legal and Economic Theory 1435-1607 (pdf, 178 KB)

Jaime Stapleton (Birkbeck College, University of London)

14.30 15.15

The Paradox of Television Formats: Why pay for something that is free? (doc, 20 KB)

Martin Kretschmer and Sukhpreet Singh (Bournemouth University)

15.15 16.00

Towards a new definition of technology and towards a new breath for the term invention? (doc, 29 KB)

Emanuela Arezzo (Luiss Guido Carli, Roma)

16.30 17.15

Foreign Relations: Representation of scientific entities in the International Patent Classification. The case of combinatorial chemistry (pdf, 317 KB) 

Hyo Yoon Kang (Max Planck Institute for the History of Science)

17.15 18.00

Reproducing Nature (doc, 23 KB)

Alain Pottage (LSE) and Brad Sherman (University of Queensland)

9.30 10.15

Copyright at a Distance. From Action to Management (1880-1910) (doc, 295 KB)

Jose Bellido (Birkbeck College, University of London)

10.15 11.00

Entertainment rights in the age of the franchise: Audiences, ownership and the fictional universe (doc, 24 KB)

Kathy Bowrey (University of New South Wales)

11.30 12.15

Gag Orders: Chaplin, Comedy, and Copyright (pdf, 192 KB)

Peter Decherney (University of Pennsylvania)

12.15 13.00

Marks of Rectitude (doc, 51 KB)

Margaret Chon (University of Michigan Law School)

14.30 15.15

Nature and the Commons: The Vegetable Roots of Intellectual Property (pdf, 107 KB)

Mario Biagioli (Harvard University)

15.15 16.00

Theories of Authorship, Ownership and Value in Networked Sociality (doc, 21 KB)

Rosemary J. Coombe and Andrew Herman (York University, Toronto)

16.00 16.30

Concluding remarks